Fraine Seen as Strong Candidate for Militia Bureau Chief
Colonel John Fraine of the North Dakota National Guard is viewed as a leading candidate to be named Chief of the Militia Bureau in the War Department after the army organization bill changes. The president will appoint after Senate consent from qualified National Guard officers with extensive reserve corps service and senior ranks. Fraine is regarded as well qualified and among the best equipped National Guard officers for the role.
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John Fraine
North Dakota National Guard
Militia Bureau
War Department
Army
Army Organization
Wilson
Militia Division
Milita Bureau
Senate
Lsts
National Guard
Fraine
Militia
Dureau
Funeral Services For Former Local Woman This Sunday
Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. from the Swedish Lutheran church for the late Mrs. Oscar Bertheuson formerly of Grand Forks. The 27 year old wife of Oscar Bertheuson died after ill health while traveling to a theater in St. Paul. Survived by husband and her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Frank of Pine Bluff Arkansas.
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Oscar Berthenson
St. Paul
Minn
Grand Forks
Swedish Lutheran Church
J. M. Personius
Amy Frank Bertheuson
Knoxville
Iowa
Oscar Bertheuson
Bertheuson
T. J. Frank
Pine Bloft .Ark
Belmont Cafe clash on DeMers Avenue ends in arrests
George Tsoumpas and Chris Lind, proprietors and guest respectively, fought in the street on DeMers Avenue around 1 30 this morning. Patrolman Lynch quelled the scene as the men were said to have battled in Marquis of Queensbury fashion. They were arrested on a charge of fighting in the street and to be heard by Police Magistrate R J Purce at 8 that evening.
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George Txoumpas
Belmont Cafe
DeMers Avenue
Chris Lind
Mike Lynch
R. J. Purce
Camp Officials Meet at Devils Lake
J Burton Crary secretary of the YMCA and Arnold Sandlie head to Devils Lake to meet Ramsey County Y M A officials. They plan final preparations for the combined Grand Forks and Ramsey County boys camp to be held at the lake. Crary returns to Grand Forks Monday to lead the boys to camp Tuesday morning.
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Devils Lake
J. Burton Crary
Arnold Sandlie
Ramsey County Y. M. A
Grand iForks
Ramsey County
Crary
Grand
Ferris
Church of God camp meeting to be held at Riverside park
The Church of God schedules an annual camp meeting on its Riverside park grounds from June 25 through July 4. Prominent ministers will preach at three general services daily, with Scandinavian and German services as desired. A large number of campers is expected.
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Church of Cod
Riverside Park
Local Doctors on Program for Medical Meet
Two Grand Forks doctors Dr H H Healy and Dr G M Williamson hold places on the North Dakota Medical Society annual meeting program in Minot June 15 and 16. On Tuesday Dr Healy opens a discussion on head and neck tumor treatment with radium, joined by Dr Gordon S New of Rochester Minn for lantern slide demonstration. Williamson will take part in a clinical report with speakers Dr Charles Lyman Greene of St Paul and Dr Henry A Beaulty of Minneapolis. Dr W P Baldwin of Casselton presides over sessions at the Association of Commerce rooms. A dinner dance in honor of visiting physicians and wives will be held at the Association of Commerce Tuesday evening.
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Grand Forks
H.H. Healy
G. M. Williamson
North Dakota Medical Society
Minot
Healy
Gordon S. New
Rochester
Minn
Williamson
Charles Lyman Greene
St. Paul
Henry, A. Beaulty
Minneapolis
W. P. Baldwin
Casselton
Association of Commerce
Grand Forke
University High School holds 38 diplomas tonight
Commencement exercises at Woodworth hall auditorium mark the U H S graduation. Professor C C Behmdit presents diplomas and Professor Gottfried Hult delivers the address. Thirty eight seniors listed among the graduates from Grand Forks and surrounding towns.
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University High School
Woodworth Hall
C. C. Behmidt
Gottfried Hult
State University
Wesley College Commencement Open To Public
Wesley college invites friends and the public to two ceremonies. The baccalaureate service is Sunday at 10 20 in the Methodist church with Dr Karl R Stolz delivering the sermon. Monday at 10 in Corwin hall hosts the graduation address by President E P Robertson and a college luncheon follows at University Commons.
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Montare
Methodist Church
Corwin Hall
Karl R. Stolz
E. P. Robertson
Theschool
Exer
University Commons
Former Service Man Commited To Jamestown Hospital
Jens Hanson a World War II era service member who served with American forces in France appeared before the county insanity hearing this morning. He was found mentally unbalanced and committed to the state hospital for the insane at Jamestown. Hanson, 24, lived near Gilby and for three months had been at the Deaconess hospital for medical treatment.
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Jens Hanson
France
State Hospital For
Jamestown
Hanson
Gilby
Deaconess
Procession to Start at Eight for Baccalaureate
A special street car service will run to the university for the baccalaureate exercises at 8:15 then 10:00 Sunday evening. Marshals Walter Wilton Weeley Johnson J. Thomson Carsell will lead a 9:45 arrival at the campus armory, with formation at 8 o'clock sharp.
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Everning
F. L. Rickaby
Rickaby
Leome
State Board of Administration
Wesley
University
Walter Wilton
Weeley, Johnson
J. Thomson Carsell
Merrifield Hall
Armory
University Gymnasium
Ericesues
Mar
Lundberg Wins Bennett Prize Essay at North Dakota
George A. Lundberg of Fairdale, a UND junior, won the Bennett prize for the best essay on The Economic Activities of the State of North Dakota. The contest, run by UND economics, awards about 30 dollars funded by the late Phila Bennett of New Haven. The prize supports essays on free government with a ten thousand word limit, due May 1 to the registrar.
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George A. Lundberg
Fairdale
University ‘of
North Dakota
Mortgage Case Reaches Jury In Northwood District Court
The case E. J. Fairfield vs. C. T. Peterson and Theo Haraldson went to the jury after a week in district court. Plaintiffs seek to invalidate a Deere Webber Co. mortgage on lands owned by the Spoonheims Riddell Co. Defendants contend redemption paid at 1918 fully covered the mortgage. Also noted, James C. Mullen vs. Hazel C. Mullen will be taken up Monday replacing Eugene Roy vs. City of Grand Forks.
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E. J. Fairfield
C.t.peterson
Theo
Haraldson
Thas
5. K. Spoonheim
Spoonheim, Riddell Co
Northwood
Deere Webber Co
Minneapolis
Peterson
Pleasant View Township
Spoonheims
C. T. Peterson
Deere & Webber
James C. Mullen
Hazel C. Mullen
Eugene Roy
City of
Grand Forks
Ruth Mary Ladd Reported Better
Ruth Mary Ladd, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ladd of Reeves Avenue, has been precariously ill for several days. This afternoon she was reported slightly better though still unconscious. Mrs Ladd's parents Dr. and Mrs I. W. Bachman of Estherville, Iowa, arrived this morning.
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CE. Ladd
Reeves Avenue
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I. W. Bachman
Estherville
Iowa
Oslo woman Anna Bushaw dies in Minnesota hospital
Mrs Anna Bushaw wife of Michael Bushaw of Oslo Minnesota passed away in a local hospital at 8 pm. Funeral services will be held at the Catholic church in Ardoch North Dakota on Monday morning with burial in the local cemetery. She is survived by two children a son and daughter and her husband.
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Michael Bushaw
Oslo
Minn
Ardoch
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Ford Car Overturns On Bridge This A. M.
A Ford with a load of blocks overturned on the DeMera avenue bridge this morning. The driver escaped unharmed though the vehicle sustained damage from the cemented surface.
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DeMera Avenue Bridge
E Street
Wilton Post Condemns Kate O'Hare Pardon
The Louis Ouissy post American Legion in Wilton North Dakota condemns the pardon of Kate Richania Oitare by President Wilton. The words express that no woman is our own and call out the Frasier move as unjust and contrary to the courts.
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Wilton- Post
Kate O'Hare
Witon
N. D
Kate Richania Oitare
Louis Oussey
American Legion
Wilton
Dereon
Withdrawals Due By Monday Says County Auditor
County Auditor Hans Anderson reports withdrawals must be in by Monday. He notes several withdrawals have already been received at his office amid ongoing proceedings and state rules governing the matter.
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Hans Anderson
Dra Atien
Kids Steal Auto for Joy Ride Police Nab Them
A garbled report details youths taking a car for a joy ride and being captured by police. The text references a motorcycle patrolman and names a few unclear figures, with uncertain placements of Hilary and Henry OKecto.
Fargo judge refuses extra judges in grain case
Judge C F Amidon of Fargo denied the request to have two more federal judges sit with him in the Farmers Grain Co of Embden versus the State of North Dakota case testing the state grain grading law. Sveinbjorn Johnson attorney for the company said today that the request was rejected and that the other case will be heard at Fargo on Monday. Johnson will go to Fargo Sunday night to protect the company's interests at the hearing.
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C. F. Amidon
Fargo
Farmers Grain Co
Embden
North Dakota
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Johnson
Amiidon
Amidon
Burtness Campaign Tour Set for Pembina County Meet
North Dakota Republican candidate T. B. Burtness will tour Pembina County next week for his bid to congress. Early polling suggests strong anti Townley Ackel sentiment two to one, but Burtness expected to widen the margin with his speeches. He ends the trip in Cavalier with a Wednesday night meeting, and a full schedule includes Swystal Drayton Hamilton Carlile Walhalla on June 14 to 16.
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Cavalier
N. D
O. B. Burtness
Pembina County
Congress
Townley Ackel
Burtness
Lynn J. Frazier
Elora
Buriness
Jeasonday
Community Picnic at Grove Proved Great Success
Some six thousand persons attended the birth county picnic at Bachelor’s Grove by the Niagara Shawnee Community Club. Attendees included many from Grand Forks. Improvements have been made to the grounds and facilities for a large crowd. Anota defeated Grand Forks 5 to 1 in a ball game. The day featured Petersburg band concerts and dancing on the new pavilion. J F E T O’Connor spoke at 2 PM, delivering a well received address. Police were stationed to maintain order during the event.
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Bachelor‘a Grove
Grand Forks
Anota
Petersburg
J. F E. T. O'Connor
Pittean
Red River Power Employes Picnic at Fadden's Villa
About 60 employees of the Red River Power Co. attended a company picnic at Fadden's villa this afternoon. The party left Grand Forks at 1:36 pm and events including games and a dance were scheduled as features of the program.
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Red River Power Co
Fadden
Tondo Sun Auter
Grand A Ie Plcan
Swimming Pool Opens Sunday in Riverside Park
The Rorase park pool opens Sunday at 2 PM with a municipal band concert at 3 PM. Women swim Mon Wed Fri. men swim Tue Thu Sat Sun. Red Cross life saving demonstrations by recruiting officers will be held between band numbers. Lifeguard Paul Gavelle returns for the season and the city band performs at Riverside park at 3 PM with a varied program including marches and overtures.
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Rorase Park
Grand Forks County
The
Red Cross
Army and Navy
Paul Gavelle
Frogran
E. A. Moses
Riverside Park
Joy
Mascaurt
Safranck
Tom
Washington Grays
Miss Beatrice Johnstone Delivers Commencement Addresses
Miss Beatrice Johnstone returned from Mohall and Gilby where she gave commencement addresses for the schools. The Mohall event was held Thursday night and Gilby high school and grades exercises followed Friday night with Waldemar Lillo, superintendent, presenting graduates. Special musical numbers enriched the program.
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Beatrice Johnstone
Mohall
Gilby
Johnston
Plu
Waldemar Lillo
Golfers From Detroit Fargo Bemidji Visit Grand Forks
Golfers from Detroit Fargo and Bemidji arrived in Grand Forks today to play the local men. About 75 players from the three towns entered the matches, mainly team play this afternoon. No results available yet. a luncheon is planned for Sunday to add interest to the event.
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Detroit
Fargo
Bemédji
Grand Forka
Grand Forks
Attempt on Egyptian Premier in Cairo Detected
Cairo reports an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Egyptian Premier Yusuf Wahba Pasha by a mob. It is the second such attack in six months following the December 15, 1919, incident when a medical student named Arian Yusuf Paab threw two bombs and drew a revolver but was overpowered. he was later sentenced to ten years in prison.
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Cairo
Yusuf Wahba
Pasha
E Rough
Arian Yusuf Paab
No clue who killed whist expert Joseph Elwell
New York police, twenty four hours after the murder of Joseph B. Elwell, wealthy sportsman and whist authority, admit they have few clues. They doubt suicide due to no weapon found and consider the chauffeur and several women with keys among leads. Mrs Elwell was questioned after separation from her husband since 1911.
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New York
Joseph B. Elwell
Elwell
Edward H. Rhodes
Dempsey Trial Opens On Draft Evasion Charge
San Francisco June 13 The defense resumes testimony to prove heavyweight champion William Harrison Dempsey was the sole supporter of his parents. Mrs Ine Dempsey the former wife testified. Mrs Cecilia Dempsey said Dempsey had been her sole support for six years and since January 1 1917 had given her 37 dollars.
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Bforta
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Ine Dempsey
Cecila Dempsey
Sayt Lake City
Dempsey
House Is Passenger Ps For London Today
Colonel E. M. House was a passenger aboard the ship sailing from New York for England. The report notes his presence and personal matters observed by observers aboard, with limited legible details on his role or purpose and mentions unnamed officials.
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London
New York
E. M. House
England
Istrate Ra
Purcell
Four generals detained in Carranza death probe
Mexico City June 12 The federal district court formally detained Generals Francisco Murguta Francisco L Urquizo Federico Montes and Juan Barragan in connection with the death of President Carranza General Manuel was held with the others in the assassination case and charged separately with taking national funds at the time of Carranzas death
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Francisco Murguta
Francisco L. Urquizo
Federico Montes
Juan Barragan
Carranan
Federal District Court
Manuel
Accumen
Naonal
Carranza
Elty
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